Malaysia Says Indonesia's Thrust Halted
Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Razak said Malaysia has contained Indonesia's confrontation and expects continued success with Commonwealth aid. HMS Eagle, a 50 000 ton British aircraft carrier, will reach Singapore to bolster defenses after a voyage from Mombasa. Razak noted tensions following Sukarno's UN speech and border clashes in Borneo and near Peninsular Malaysia.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
UPI
Abdul Razak
Indonesia
Singapore
Indian Ocean
Mombasa
Kenya
Far East
Razak
Malaysian National Defense Council
United Nations
Sukarno
Federation of
Skips Trial and Bond Forfeit in Madison Court
County Prosecutor William F. Lawler Jr issued a warrant for Harvey E. McGuire after he failed to appear for a Madison Circuit Court robbery trial. McGuire, accused of strong arm robbery involving about $190, was released on bond, now forfeited. Orby E. Redman pleaded guilty to theft by deception and will return Jan 29 for sentencing before Judge Carl T. Smith.
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William F. Lawler, Jr
Madison
Harvey E. McGuire
McGuire
Lawler
Orby E. Redman
Carl T. Smith
Caso Chorus Return For AC Concert
Anderson College announces a return engagement by Eduardo Caso and the Arizona Boys Chorus for Thursday February 4 at 7 30 pm in Music Hall. The world famous singing Cowboys are on a 12 week cross country tour with at least a quarter of performances repeats. No advance sale. tickets at the door. Last winter’s program was a big hit with many attendees.
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Anderson College
Eduardo Caso
Tucson, Arizona
Music’ Hall
Singing Cowboys
Colt
Madison County Invitational Opens With Pendleton League Clash
Pendleton, Lapel, Summitville, and Frankton open the seventh annual Madison County Invitational. Frankton and Summitville meet at 7 30 tonight in the Wigwam. Highland vs Markleville and St Marys vs Middletown follow at 7 and 8 30. Semifinals set for Saturday.
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Pendleton
Lapel
Frankton
Summitville
Highland
Markleville
St. Mary’s
Middletown
Burch to resign as national GOP chair in early April
In Phoenix the embattled National Chairman Dean Burch announced his resignation effective April 1 as GOP leaders seek a smooth transition to Ray Bliss of Ohio. The move would avert a party split amid a pending Chicago National Committee meeting where Goldwater Bliss and others weighed Burch’s future and a possible VP nomination.
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2Hoenix
Ariz
Bar/GOP
Con
Goldwater
Apg
Dean Burch
Ray C.water
Overlook
iBliss
Ohio
Phoenix
Burch
Vestaat
Arizona
GOP
Chicago
Jan
Vététah
Olé
National Committee
Cne
Oala
Police arrest six local youths in city raid
Six teenagers were arrested after a raid at 411 E 23rd St above a tavern found 16 bottles and many empty whiskey bottles. Three younger boys aged 12 20 were released to Juvenile Department. four charged with contributing to delinquency of minors with hearings set for Jan 27. Names listed: Michael Bonisa 18, Charles Shields 18, Robbie Moore 19. Trials scheduled by Judge Robert R Robbins.
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Anderson
E. 23Rd St
Delina
Michael Bonisa
Charles K. Shields
W. 17Th St
Robbie Moore
E. 2Nd St
Robert R. Robbins
Pierce Governor Hires Private Police at Plant
The Pierce Governor Company hired 12 private police to guard its Detroit area plant at 1625 Ohio Ave. Police report about 60 union pickets at the entrance as guards began duty at 7:30 am amid a strike dispute with Local 940 UAW CIO. No violence was reported despite jeering from striker supporters.
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Pierce Governor Company
Cal Policemen
Ohio Ave
All States
Selice
Pierce Gover Curity
Detroit,nor Company
Mich
Pierce Governor
Pierce Plant
Uaw-Cio
Uaw-Wright
Pri- Cio.ivate
Doyle Wright
Lice
Anderson Mon
Pierce Governor Plant
Wright
Nipple Renamed l Erskine To Be On Commission
Charles Nipple of 1912 W Lith St is named president of the Anderson Redevelopment Commission. Carl Erskine of 1730 W Lith St, former major league pitcher and insurance man, is appointed as a member. The five trustees, after new trustees were named by Mayor Allis and the County Council, selected Erskine. New trustees include Jack Piht of Thomson and McKinnon brokerage and Kenneth Weidner.
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Charles’ Nipple
W. Lith ‘St
Anderson Redevelopment Commission
Carl Erskine
W. Lith St
Frank Allis
Erskine
Jack Piht
Harter Blvd
Thomson and McKinnon
Kenneth Weidner
Beauvoir Circle
Branigin Presses Indiana Fiscal Reform Plans
Indiana Governor Branigin, delivering his first legislative message, urged study of state minimum wage policy, repeal of old laws, and a coordinated tax plan. He backed a broad homestead exemption and higher property taxes to fund education while seeking to preserve school aid revenues. The speech pointed to a $30 million to $50 million revenue gap and called for a coordinated board to refine the tax structure as lawmakers prepare a fiscal-focused agenda.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Roger D. Branigin
Benntette Ou ”Ee
Plaingill Umy
State Senate
Branigin
E. Foltz
Good Morning Start The Day With a Chuckle
In Montpelier Vermont the state Agriculture Department reports a shift in animal populations with 532 chickens now counted within state borders. Cattle totals fell to 330600 while the human population stands around 494006.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Agriculture Department
House Districting Measure Builds Democrat Strength
A Democratic plan to redraw Indiana congressional lines seeks to shift at least 27 counties into new districts to boost Democratic gains and split the one county 1st and 11th districts. Lake County Democrats oppose, backing Gary’s bloc for the 2nd district and challenging Charles A. Halleck’s tenure. The bill, by Rep. William J. Brighton, initially omits Hamilton and Porter counties but will be amended.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lake County
Gary
House
Charles A. Halleck
Rensselaer
William J. Brighton
Terre Haute
Hamilton
Porter
Marion County
Weather note with cold forecast and snow flurries
Mostly cloudy with possible showers turning to snow flurries late tonight. Continued cold tomorrow with a daytime low around 30s and a tonight low near 15. Yesterday’s high was 37 and low 25. Sunset 5 41 p.m. Sunrise 8 06 a.m.
Boom Year for Anderson Construction 1964 Report
Anderson shows a 1964 construction boom with permits for new homes, business buildings, and industrial expansion. C EB Brown, city building inspector, notes annexations in November 193 to the 1964 figures, complicating year-to-year comparisons. The Brighton plan and remapping proposal are cited with substantial totals, reflecting large-scale growth.
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Anderson
C. EB Brown
Brighton
Sociated Press
Brown
Department of the Building Inspector
GOP To Decide House Whip Fight Thursday
Washington AP reports House Republicans cleared the ground for a fraught contest over the House whip post. Incumbent Leslie Arends faces challenge from Peter Frelinghuysen, backed by Rep. Gerald Ford who will decide the secret ballot Thursday at a party conference.
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Gop
Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
House
Arends
Frelinghuysen
Burglar Raids Home Loots Frozen Food Freezer
Police report a 1:33 a.m. break in at 4892 Columbus Ave the home of Mrs. Garnet Price. About 400 dollars of personal property disappeared as the burglar looted the house and removed several packages from a frozen food freezer. Entry was gained through a basement window.
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Columbus Ave
Garnet Price
Theff
Robert Estes
Estes
Docks Contract Approval Questioned by ILA Leaders
NEW YORK UPI Docks pay off years of ILA union fighting centered on a new four year contract, rejected by members who doubted its terms. ILA chief Thomas W Gleason said dues, now rising about a penny per hour, stirred dissent as more funds are needed with the treasury in the red. He announced an educational campaign and said a new vote would be delayed until local issues are resolved.
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New York
UPI
National Brotherhood of Longsell
United Mine Workers
ILA
Thomas W
Tommy) Gleason
International Longshoremen's Association
Maine
Mexico
Gleason
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Enforcement Officers Solidarity Dismisses Study Claims
Two Madison County jail escapees assaulted a turnkey and fled. Police from city, county, and state pooled resources, mobilized 60 plus off duty officers, and coordinated cross agency action to pursue suspects. Authorities shed ranks and called individuals by first names as they worked as a unified force.
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Kenneth McFarland
Madison County
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Smith
James
Williams
Bill
Harry
Jim
Pete
Fiease Turk Ln
New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity Born at St. John's Hospital
Mr and Mrs Donald McNeal welcome a girl at 2022 Pear Street. Dr and Mrs J E Gahimer report a daughter at 1515 Greenway Drive. Mr and Mrs Theron Scott celebrate a girl from 07 Valley Drive. Mr and Mrs Spencer Judd welcome a daughter at 1635 Walton Street.
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Anderson and
St. John’s Hospital
Donald McNeal
Pear St
J. E. Gahimer
Greenway Dr
Theron Scott
Valley Dr
Spencer Judd
Walton St
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Foltz
Springfield
Stanley Majka
Madison Moore
Central Ave
George
Grigsby
East 37Th St
J. D. Shelton
Missouri Highway Patrol
Conway
Ison County
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Og Methodist Hospital
William F. Lawler Jr
Shelton
Maika
Peer Tree Ma ME Een
Pendleton Reformatory
Pine
Leslie C. Arends
Quinois
Wayne
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D-Ind
Joe Clinton
Boone
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Morgan
Itland
Ith
Richard L
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